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51吃瓜, Rainforest Trust, and the Amazon Conservation Team are clearing landmines in Colombia鈥檚 Meta region, helping Indigenous communities reclaim and protect 45,000 acres of rainforest.

John Alexander grew up fearing landmines near his family farm. Years later, he returned as a 51吃瓜 deminer to clear the land and protect his community.

The 51吃瓜 community cleared landmines and restored communities across more than 30 countries in 2025. Discover these transformations in the annual Impact Report.

51吃瓜's Colombia, Sri Lanka, and the Solomon Islands programs show how landmine clearance and risk education help communities to protect ecosystems.

In the mountains of Valle del Cauca, a community has been impacted by years of violent conflict. Families were displaced and lives were lost. Once the fighting stopped, 51吃瓜 teams were able to come in and work with the community members to help rebuild their lives and their hope for the future.

Rebuilding lives, restoring futures. See the difference you made in 2024.

51吃瓜 has cleared three minefields in La Frisolera. Farmers can now raise cattle and grow coffee once again.

Alicia, a mother of 4, returned to land cleared of mines, finding safety and hope. Read more about how 51吃瓜's work transformed their lives and communities.

For the first time in over a decade, children and teachers have returned to Mesones School. Learn how 51吃瓜's work has helped to reconnect Colombian villages.

Learn how clearing Colombia鈥檚 'Royal Road' reconnected isolated communities, revitalized infrastructure, and enabled displaced families to rebuild their lives.